Serious crime in Frederick up 16 percent in 2001
Frederick city's crime report shows a 16 percent rise in serious crimes for the first half of 2001 versus the same period last year. Violent offenses climbed with 11 rapes, one murder, and 286 aggravated assaults, while burglaries fell by 65 cases. Acting Police Chief Capt Harold Domer discussed choking attempts and shifts in simple assault classifications.
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Harold Domer
Dovn Cter
Comtee
Sipe
Domer
House bans human cloning amid heated ethics debate
The House voted 265 to 162 to reject cloning of human beings while 244 to 178 backed cloning of human cells for research, amid fears of mad scientists and hopes for cures. Senate action and opposition from Rep Watts followed. Scientists push cloning for disease cures with industry support, while lawmakers warn against duplicating humanity.
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Lou Gwine
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Congress
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Rwis
L Watts
Oia
Senate
Sam Brownback
K Kan
Tom Daschle
Southia
Advanced Cell Technology
Massachusetts
Michael West
University of Kentucky
Panagiotis Zavos
Severino Antinovi
Rome
Jim Greenwood
R-Pa
Peter Deutsch
D-Fla
Greenwood
Five for mayor and 14 for alderman head Frederick election
The deadline for major party candidates passed as five seek the mayor's post and 14 run for five alderman seats. Dems and Republicans face off in the Sept. 11 primary, narrowing to one mayoral candidate per party for the Nov. 6 general. Voters can meet Democratic contenders Aug. 6 at a Frederick forum.
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Sub- Mine
Igi Uy
Peru
Laick
United Democrats
Frederick County
American Legion
FSK
Taney Ave
Jennifer Dougherty
Commission
Alan Imhoff
Meta Nash
Thomas G. Clay
Jim Grimes
Mary
William G Hall
Donna
Kizemchak
Hall
City Commission
Frederick Mulls Top City Post For Chief Operations Officer
Frederick seeks a new chief operations officer with Frederick residency, a bachelor’s in business or public administration, 10 years in management, and five years in senior leadership. Salary starts 78091 to 84463. Three internal candidates and an in-house search plan guide the process led by the mayor and a city panel.
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Frederick
Jim Grimes
Dewcne/ OfeTADOGS
Oficer
Sayeani
McA
Jeanette Elefi
Ecronaa
Ane
Negments
Human Resources Department
Rick Weldon
Parris Glendening
J 12
Frederick County
Ilona Hogan
Lee
Min
Imum
John Leisenring
Heather Price Smith
Harold Domer
Ms. Eleff
Homeless man acquitted after 92 days jailed
A homeless man spent 92 days in jail before being acquitted on Tuesday after a district court heard that the assault and impersonation charges relied on inconsistent statements. The defendant, jailed at Frederick County Adult Detention Center since arrest over a $15,000 bail, argued no fraudulent intent and the witnesses did not fear him. The judge dismissed the assault charges affecting the boys and related impersonation offense, with the state case left unresolved on a May 1 date dispute.
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Enn
Carroll Creek
Trombley
Frederick County
Sinc
Loftis
Mals
Susan Puhala
Puhala
W Milner Roberts
Former FHS band director sentenced to probation and fines
The former Frederick High band director Kelly O Bryant was placed on 18 months supervised probation for possession of a machete on school property and a dismissed knife charge. He received a six month suspended sentence, 72 hours of community service, a $500 fine with $200 suspended, and court costs. The judge may revisit probation if pending charges in Wicomico County are resolved in his favor.
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W. Milner Roberts
Kelly O'Bryant
Wicomico County
Roberts
O'Bryant
O'Bryan
1S Navy
Frederick County
Frederick
Voluntarry
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